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whether it's opec, the opec nations or china or virtually anybody that we do business with throughout the world, they take advantage of us, they laugh at us, they can't believe their good fortunes. i deal with these people. and they can't believe what they are getting away with. so we really have an opportunity to do something great for the country and just a little while ago i didn't even mention this, but the cbo chief in washington announced that unemployment is going up to 9.2% by sometime in january. so it's going to go up and the growth rate is going to be at about 1%. this just came out. not good news. it's my honor, real honor and privilege to endorse mitt romney. i've gotten -- [ applause ] and by the way, this is a great couple. you look at this couple. but -- [ applause ] mitt is tough. he's smart. he's sharp. he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love. so governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> there are some things that you just can't imagine happening in your life. this is one of th
whether it's opec, the opec nations or china or virtually anybody that we do business with throughout the world, they take advantage of us, they laugh at us, they can't believe their good fortunes. i deal with these people. and they can't believe what they are getting away with. so we really have an opportunity to do something great for the country and just a little while ago i didn't even mention this, but the cbo chief in washington announced that unemployment is going up to 9.2% by sometime...
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determines the supply and opec of course has an agenda that agenda is to bank. an enormous amount of money this year and and they intend to do that and game theory we call that a focal focal. and their goal is to get as much this year as a god last year which was an enormous amount of money and so they want to not allow the price to go down if you were in their place you would do exactly the same thing it's not speculate should well we'll get back to him just like you yes i'll get to speculation in a second her what do you think the reasons are supply and demand is the market out of whack is it reacting to the market forces or is it opec just just going to banking itself in time and enormous amount of cash. look i don't disagree with fred but i do think there's something else at play here and that is since two thousand and five oil production worldwide has been flat and besides that global net exports have actually been declining from about forty five and a half million barrels a day to about forty two and a half million barrels a day and that means importers li
determines the supply and opec of course has an agenda that agenda is to bank. an enormous amount of money this year and and they intend to do that and game theory we call that a focal focal. and their goal is to get as much this year as a god last year which was an enormous amount of money and so they want to not allow the price to go down if you were in their place you would do exactly the same thing it's not speculate should well we'll get back to him just like you yes i'll get to...
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had gains on wall street we have the oil prices as well we had the big meeting yesterday between the opec meeting they decided not to change the quota for production in the second half of this year we're monitoring those prices very closely indeed because if they do take another fall that opec has said they may indeed have to intervene but right now they are indeed climbing and it must be said that they account for over forty percent of the world's oil production the very most the heavy weights for the commodity all right carrie next hour have the ability to pull them i said see how they're getting all. right thanks up take eighty. well now the latest cross debate focusing on syria is coming up next in just a few moments of another look at the head hurt. if you're followed up on my debt fueled rather than those. countries are sort of a throwback and archaic part of our long. and it goes back to a time when people would lie down in their forces in the wild west and pick up a piece future days important into the sheriff for prosecution there is no longer like company mail most people told m
had gains on wall street we have the oil prices as well we had the big meeting yesterday between the opec meeting they decided not to change the quota for production in the second half of this year we're monitoring those prices very closely indeed because if they do take another fall that opec has said they may indeed have to intervene but right now they are indeed climbing and it must be said that they account for over forty percent of the world's oil production the very most the heavy weights...
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that only is because opec gets together and they fix the price of oil. they get away with it because we have nobody in this country, we have nobody to defend us. >> all right. now to the battle of the tapes. there are two tapes that is in the political chatter today that's consumed headlines. one is the one of gov. romney at a fundraiser that was released yesterday, and now a new one today in which president obama is discussing redistribution. we don't have the entire tape but the word redistribution is there. your thoughts on the battle of the tapes today? >> first of all, when it comes to redistribution, i'm not surprised because that's where he's at. that's where his mind is. he's done it before and he said it before in different forms. but that's where his mind is. so i'm not surprised by that one. on the mitt romney tape where they pretty taped him, they shouldn't apologize. maybe it's time to bring on this discussion. he should not apologize and he shouldn't even come close to apologizing. he should talk about it. everybody should talk about it. by
that only is because opec gets together and they fix the price of oil. they get away with it because we have nobody in this country, we have nobody to defend us. >> all right. now to the battle of the tapes. there are two tapes that is in the political chatter today that's consumed headlines. one is the one of gov. romney at a fundraiser that was released yesterday, and now a new one today in which president obama is discussing redistribution. we don't have the entire tape but the word...
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doesn't surprise you a bit that opec does not really want to see oil prices even as high as they are right now wouldn't they be actually interested in having high oil prices therefore higher revenues. well you know dimitri you would have thought so but the concern of the the great wise men of opec in the last couple of years has been to try and shore up its reputation as a reliable supplier a reliable partner if you like if you look at it from opec's point of view their reputation has taken a hammering in asia pacific particularly with the japanese and the koreans who've just been distressed by by the economic impact of the arab spring and the disruption they felt coming their way through the shock the supplies leading from the libyan cuts last year talk constantly of other kinds of disruptions so what opec trying to do right now is talk for the long term five ten fifteen years down the road and they're trying to reassure consumers particularly asian consumers that they're there for the long haul and that they're not interested in seeing higher prices and let's not kid ourselves one
doesn't surprise you a bit that opec does not really want to see oil prices even as high as they are right now wouldn't they be actually interested in having high oil prices therefore higher revenues. well you know dimitri you would have thought so but the concern of the the great wise men of opec in the last couple of years has been to try and shore up its reputation as a reliable supplier a reliable partner if you like if you look at it from opec's point of view their reputation has taken a...
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take it away. >> whether it is opec, the opec nations, or china, or virtually anybody that we do business with through the world, they take advantage of us, they laugh at us, they can't believe their go fortunes. i deal with these people. they cannot believe what they are getting away with. so, we really have an opportunity to do something great for the country and just a little while ago i didn't mention this, but the c.b.o. chief in washington announced that unemployment is going up to 9.2 percent by some time in january, so, it is going to go up and the growth rate is going to be about 1 percent. note good news. it is my honor, real honor, and privilege to endorse mitt romney. by the way, this is a great couple. you look at this couple. (applause). >> mitt is tough. he's smart. he's sharp. he is not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country we all love. governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. >> this are some things can you not imagine happening. this is one of them, being in donald trump's magnificent hotel and having his endorsement and i am looking
take it away. >> whether it is opec, the opec nations, or china, or virtually anybody that we do business with through the world, they take advantage of us, they laugh at us, they can't believe their go fortunes. i deal with these people. they cannot believe what they are getting away with. so, we really have an opportunity to do something great for the country and just a little while ago i didn't mention this, but the c.b.o. chief in washington announced that unemployment is going up to...
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we begin with talking about opec opec's problem is that most of those countries in opec cannot afford to sell their oil for less than about let's i'll give you a number eighty to ninety ninety five dollars a barrel if they don't get ninety five dollars a barrel for the oil that they're exporting their countries run national deficits they're there they're in there they're in the red yeah it's an interesting point i want you to hold that thought i will show our viewers a chart of that when we get back so i want to talk a little about the politics behind those oil various environmental when we get back and also nuclear and not more natural gas and all these other alternatives so this is fire and king a gore financials oil and energy expert and we'll be back in a few minutes with him also still ahead we talk a lot about gold and silver on this show but what about industrial metals like copper well we'll have more firing pin on it after the break but first your closing market numbers. well going through the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've
we begin with talking about opec opec's problem is that most of those countries in opec cannot afford to sell their oil for less than about let's i'll give you a number eighty to ninety ninety five dollars a barrel if they don't get ninety five dollars a barrel for the oil that they're exporting their countries run national deficits they're there they're in there they're in the red yeah it's an interesting point i want you to hold that thought i will show our viewers a chart of that when we get...
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i think for too long, treasury did economics, the commerce department and ustr, export/import, opec, but we have the global presence. we are everywhere. we have 1,000 economic officers. we have to be right there at the point of the spear looking for these opportunities, working with and sometimes advising our colleagues in government about the best way to cut through all of the barriers. several weeks ago we hosted a unique, unprecedented event. we partnered with the american chamber of commerce and invited chambers from across the world, along with business leaders. i told them we've made jobs diplomacy a priority mission here at the state department, and i want to put that phrase "jobs diplomacy" in front of you as well. so we do need to do more to help american companies expand their business overseas and to promote for an investment here at home. where we see corruption, red tape, favoritism, disturbing currencies or property theft that disadvantages american companies, we must push back. because those practices create unfair barriers to transition and slow our economic recovery.
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, in fact even before the formation of opec. >> wealthy -- will this meet the strategic threshold? >> i will have jay answer that question because he has worked more specifically on that issue. >> as no, the president has said, as the secretary just said, that he looks at all options. and all options remain on the table in terms of a strategy to deal with the near-term issue of high gas prices. but we're not going to talk about the spr with any specificity, and i would simply note that the president is very cognizant of the impact the the high prices at the pump are having on american families, that they may struggle to make ends meet. it is a reminder of why it was so important to extend the payroll tax cut, which by putting an average of $1,000 extra in the paychecks of the average american family's is helping those families, 160 americans, helping them deal with higher oil and gas prices. he is making sure that the department of justice has reconstituted the working group that is going to make sure there is no fraud or speculation, no price gouging taking place in the country as
, in fact even before the formation of opec. >> wealthy -- will this meet the strategic threshold? >> i will have jay answer that question because he has worked more specifically on that issue. >> as no, the president has said, as the secretary just said, that he looks at all options. and all options remain on the table in terms of a strategy to deal with the near-term issue of high gas prices. but we're not going to talk about the spr with any specificity, and i would simply...
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i believe al-naimi is such a good representative of opec. he came out back in april when prices were running up and showed his frustration and said look, we need to get prices down. saudi arabia is the lynchpin of opec. they have spare capacity. they already have the production levels there that they can put onto the market. so that is what he did back in april. that is what kept prices down. he did a successful job there assad saud did. and they just really highlighted they're really in control. that is why you have seen -- go on. melissa: the other side has gotten really aggressive. we saw at the last meeting, rafael ramirez, representative from venezuela getting up talking about the fact they have more proven reserves than saudi arabia. saying they're a bigger oil giant. they brought studies from bp along to back the claim. if you look at opec's website now, they recognize venezuela being on top even though their production really lacks, but, you know, is the thooid turning inside opec? >> that is exactly the point there you made, melissa
i believe al-naimi is such a good representative of opec. he came out back in april when prices were running up and showed his frustration and said look, we need to get prices down. saudi arabia is the lynchpin of opec. they have spare capacity. they already have the production levels there that they can put onto the market. so that is what he did back in april. that is what kept prices down. he did a successful job there assad saud did. and they just really highlighted they're really in...
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meeting, described as the worst opec meeting ever. there was concern about the u.s. government expressing concern that opec didn't step up to the table and increase supplies given libya was offline, and the saudis did. so the hawks and opec, venezuela and iran look to increase price, not volume, the saudis stepped up and said we want a balanced market, we'll increase supply. i think we're diluting the impact of opec by bringing responsible players to the g will have 20. i do think, and senator murkows murkowski, i know you've talked about this before, the iae, sharing arrangement needs an overhaul in terms of obligations and how we identify stock holding and a bnch of things that we do on a joint engage c mean, unless we make the change, that institution is very much in danger of being irrelevant. >> dr. horsnell you want to bring an eu perspective for us or british per speckive? se i h grounds to do that. i've mentioned already there are specific circumstance where is there is a foreign policy aspect and we already mentioned perhaps
meeting, described as the worst opec meeting ever. there was concern about the u.s. government expressing concern that opec didn't step up to the table and increase supplies given libya was offline, and the saudis did. so the hawks and opec, venezuela and iran look to increase price, not volume, the saudis stepped up and said we want a balanced market, we'll increase supply. i think we're diluting the impact of opec by bringing responsible players to the g will have 20. i do think, and senator...
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yet it's artificially set by opec. speculators are bad but they don't have the impact that opec has. let's get them over here, fellas it's over. it's not going to continue. i can't believe obama would go into the presidency this next election because he could lose it despite george will with his more on i can statement. he would ko lose it if oil prices go up. i can't believe obama is speaking to opec. >> greta: i'm familiar with george's statement. >> he made a statement he doesn't think the republicans are going to be winning the presidency. they should focus on congress. they should focus on senate and congressional races. i think it's ridiculous. some of the polls i see have mitt romney leading. soe for him to make that statement. he is not a great one. this is not the smartest guy out there. i've watched this for years. i have watched predictions he's made, many winning predictions and negative force for the republican party. >> greta: something makes me think you don't like george will? >> but you are not going t
yet it's artificially set by opec. speculators are bad but they don't have the impact that opec has. let's get them over here, fellas it's over. it's not going to continue. i can't believe obama would go into the presidency this next election because he could lose it despite george will with his more on i can statement. he would ko lose it if oil prices go up. i can't believe obama is speaking to opec. >> greta: i'm familiar with george's statement. >> he made a statement he doesn't...
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the 70s, when opec was knocking us around a bit, and the 80s, when we looked at japan and thought they would really take over the world. none of that came true. this is a resilient country, we're not in decline. >> robert kagan is a small book, the mother of america in decline. you can get it at the bookstore. great book. >> i was going to say, i think obama hasn't learned from sort of the myth of japanese exceptionalism from the 80s. and when he talks about this win the future talk, as if there's an america and we're all in it together and we can't let china beat us in solar panels or germany beat news ex ports. so all the -- stuff he talks about, laissez-faire and individual liberty, obama is using sort of nationalism and worry about america's place in the economy as an essex cues do nor damage in the form of export subsidies, more green energy subsidies some obama's idea of national american exceptionalism is that we're going to outcorporate welfare china and germ 93 is that -- >> john, there's two visions of the future and to try to modernize our educational structure right now. as
the 70s, when opec was knocking us around a bit, and the 80s, when we looked at japan and thought they would really take over the world. none of that came true. this is a resilient country, we're not in decline. >> robert kagan is a small book, the mother of america in decline. you can get it at the bookstore. great book. >> i was going to say, i think obama hasn't learned from sort of the myth of japanese exceptionalism from the 80s. and when he talks about this win the future...
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enlightened global thinking than any of the other opec nations. they'll find their way. i think opec will descend into chaos as an organization and will have -- they don't know now how much they are hated by the entire world but they will find out as things unfold. >> thank you so much. i am sure -- i'm not sure it's an upbeat note to end on but certainly a provocative one. what a terrific discussion. thank you to the new america foundation and steve for hosting us and to all of you for coming today. thank you. [ applause ] >>> coming up later today on c-span3, president obama has nominated steven crawford to serve on the postal board of governors. he's a public policy professor at george washington university. that hearing gets under way at 2:30 p.m. eastern and it's live here on c-span3. >>> this weekend on booktv, growing up in the shadows and secrets of the rocky flats nuclear weapon facility. kristen iverson looks at the effect on the environment and the people. and sunday on after words -- >> carter in her opinion was governed with a magnoli
enlightened global thinking than any of the other opec nations. they'll find their way. i think opec will descend into chaos as an organization and will have -- they don't know now how much they are hated by the entire world but they will find out as things unfold. >> thank you so much. i am sure -- i'm not sure it's an upbeat note to end on but certainly a provocative one. what a terrific discussion. thank you to the new america foundation and steve for hosting us and to all of you for...
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this is not about obama, it's about opec. the price of oil is set by a cartel that determines how much oil is available on the marketplace on a ongoing basis. the price keeps going up. we're at an eight-year high in oil production in the united states. we're at a 39 year high in natural gas production in the united states. we're at a 12-year low for how much oil we import into the united states. when george bush left office we imported 57%, and this year we're only importing 45 of our oil. so this understanding of how the global emergency markets work, that is how opec picks the price. it's something that romney just doesn't understand and he is holding himself out as a macro economic maestro, but the fact is it is something he does not understand at all. >> congresswoman, i want you -- and congressman markey, we have this chart on the screen now, it's evidence that oil is a global product and prices are set based on factors outside of the united states. the price of gas in the u.s. here at home runs almost exactly in sync wi
this is not about obama, it's about opec. the price of oil is set by a cartel that determines how much oil is available on the marketplace on a ongoing basis. the price keeps going up. we're at an eight-year high in oil production in the united states. we're at a 39 year high in natural gas production in the united states. we're at a 12-year low for how much oil we import into the united states. when george bush left office we imported 57%, and this year we're only importing 45 of our oil. so...
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the water line and if we move on to the oil prices and it was a big day yesterday because we had the opec meeting the organization of petroleum exporting countries they decided to keep the ceiling the quota for production on change for now so that leaves the farmers who are going to fill up their cars at the pump and it just gives a little bit alleve way for people that are struggling out of my men inside to the european sovereign debt crisis and foreign growth in the u.s. as well right now those prices are gaining at this we've got the lights over eighty four dollars per barrel in the bread over ninety eight dollars a barrel all right that's how the mark is looking for now kerry i'll be back in about fifteen minutes with an update ok mary thanks for that casey. just a couple minutes here on. this hour's headlines stay with us. if you're following up on my doubt it's no good in those. countries are sort of a throwback and archaic part of our long. and it goes back to a time when people would write down their forces in the wild west and pick up these future dates and putting them into the
the water line and if we move on to the oil prices and it was a big day yesterday because we had the opec meeting the organization of petroleum exporting countries they decided to keep the ceiling the quota for production on change for now so that leaves the farmers who are going to fill up their cars at the pump and it just gives a little bit alleve way for people that are struggling out of my men inside to the european sovereign debt crisis and foreign growth in the u.s. as well right now...
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does that threaten to marginalize opec? >> every indication we have is that output in america is going to increase from nonconventional sources. but there is no need f-- it's nt that opec will be a marginal supplier. it's that more countries will be participating. >> maybe not participating in opec itself. thank you for your time. back to you. >> thank you for that. by the way, you doing a little waltz later or try out some of the pastries? >> i have tried the pastries. i love the coffee. it's a milange, it's a latte, delicious, some croissants and chocolate wafers and a sausage with mustard. i'm getting a taste of vienna. >> that sounds more american. kelly, thanks for this. catch you later. i know you're contributing a lot today for the u.s. as well. we also apologize for the sound quality on that interview. >>> remind you what's on the agenda in u.s. producer prices are forecast to drop by 0.8% and 0.2%. also at 8:30, may retail sales. expected to slip 0.3%. and at 10:00 april business inventories are out. >>> jamie dimo
does that threaten to marginalize opec? >> every indication we have is that output in america is going to increase from nonconventional sources. but there is no need f-- it's nt that opec will be a marginal supplier. it's that more countries will be participating. >> maybe not participating in opec itself. thank you for your time. back to you. >> thank you for that. by the way, you doing a little waltz later or try out some of the pastries? >> i have tried the pastries....
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tensions run high at the opec meeting. the eoe says there must be a response to the oil market that's oversupplied: >> we're, of course, concerned that there will be a certain level of overproduction over the next 18 month or so if the production continues. >>> italy likely to see a strong uptick at the first bond auction after mario monti announced his intention to step down. >>> the international community blast north korea after it successfully launches a long-range rocket prompting an emergency u.n. security council meeting. >>> employment numbers out of the u.k. look strongerment remembe-- stronger. we thought there might be wider unemployment it fall. the claiming count actually down 3,000. the polls forecasting the number of people claiming unemployment benefits to rise. the jobless number down by 82,000 in the last three months through october. the rate 7.8. the employment up by another 40,000 to 29.601 million. the yen another highest on record. still no pressure from wages, average weekly earnings 1.8%. the annua
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he understands what opec is doing to this country. they are really, really hurting us badly. and i think that, you know, more than anybody else, mitt romney understands that. >> all right. he understands that. he doesn't agree with you about everything. he made that very plain in a sound bite where he said that he doesn't agree with everybody that supports him and he doesn't expect everyone that supports him to agree with him. let me turn to the electrifying issue and that's the wholeish you about birther. you and i have disagreed about this in the past and i assume gov. romney has as well. what has brought it back up on the radar screen in it was silent for a while. >> it wasn't brought up by me. it was brought up by somebody releasing a statement from the 1990s from barack obama when he was not even thinking in terms of the presidency and strongly stated that he was born in kenya and raised in indonesia. after that came out by breitbart and some others who did actually other pretty good job on it, i must tell you, but when that came out everybody started calling me and i ga
he understands what opec is doing to this country. they are really, really hurting us badly. and i think that, you know, more than anybody else, mitt romney understands that. >> all right. he understands that. he doesn't agree with you about everything. he made that very plain in a sound bite where he said that he doesn't agree with everybody that supports him and he doesn't expect everyone that supports him to agree with him. let me turn to the electrifying issue and that's the wholeish...
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at this hour after opec decided to maintain production quotas as is without increasing them to ease the price pressure and in currencies the euro continues to weaken slightly just not sure versus the dollar world the ruble fell slightly in value against the basket of currencies also bank u.b.s. as recommenders clients to buy into rubles against the dollar and the bank says this could provide a verse of the potential four and a half percent gain if they do it before the elections in greece which will take place this sunday lenders analysts believe risky currencies could balance if greek far to supporting a european bailout when the voting if they don't high yields yielding assets can still rise as central banks may be forced to support the markets. so that's the dilemma that the markets are facing right now of course next week will show who was right and who was wrong in terms of the outcome of the greek elections i'll be back in around fifty five minutes time with an update for you. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact on. the source material
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really likes his tough talk on china and opec. mitt romney very happy about getting the donald's endorsement. mitt romney spoke at the endorsement event. >> i'm looking for the endorsement of the people of nevada. >> what do you think the net >>> i'm looking for the endorsement of the people of nevada. >> i represent a lot of people millions and millions of people who are tired of seeing this country being ripped by china and opec, certainly everybody wants it. >> and as long as romney becomes the nominee but when i asked him if he loses the republican nomination would he get in. he would leave the door open to that, shep. >> he sure does. take a look at this poll from the journal. this does not take into account any momentum that mitt romney got out of florida. but ron paul's people are arguing this also does not take into account the mobilization that ron paul's ground game will have getting people to the caucuses. the caucuses. they believe they are going to do a lot better than the 89%. but they will win this in a walk just as
really likes his tough talk on china and opec. mitt romney very happy about getting the donald's endorsement. mitt romney spoke at the endorsement event. >> i'm looking for the endorsement of the people of nevada. >> what do you think the net >>> i'm looking for the endorsement of the people of nevada. >> i represent a lot of people millions and millions of people who are tired of seeing this country being ripped by china and opec, certainly everybody wants it....
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we delude the impact of opec by bringing responsible players in the g20. senator, i know you talked about it before, that the iea sharing arrangement really needs an overhaul in terms of obligations and how we identify stock holding and a bunch of things we do in joint basis, how we engage china and india. i mean, unless we change, that institution is in danger of being irrelevant. >> do you have a e.u. per perspective? >> i'm not grand enough to do that, but there are circumstances where there is a foreign policy aspect and mentioned the one that surprises people that the biggest supply inturption today is the situation in south sudan, and, so, again, i'm sure that's something which state is fully aware of with a 345eu -- major oil component on that, and endorsing the comments working with the ief, working for howard's team's working with improving the transparency of the global markets is always an extremely good thing. i think one thing to say also is the iea and the role of the iea, i think there has been a drift in recent years for energy policy's tha
we delude the impact of opec by bringing responsible players in the g20. senator, i know you talked about it before, that the iea sharing arrangement really needs an overhaul in terms of obligations and how we identify stock holding and a bunch of things we do in joint basis, how we engage china and india. i mean, unless we change, that institution is in danger of being irrelevant. >> do you have a e.u. per perspective? >> i'm not grand enough to do that, but there are circumstances...
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quality of life is on the up and up stateside we'll talk about some other economic options and the opec of maple syrup has been robbed millions of dollars worth of the hot commodity has been stolen from canada's maple syrup cartel yes cartel i said maple syrup cartel and those are not my words that's according to the new york times we'll talk about it in loose change let's get to today's capital account. in the u.s. as we watch this fiscal cliff charade it honestly sounds just so much like what we were hearing during the debt ceiling debate of two thousand and eleven when lawmakers were bickering and another ratings agency was threatening to drop the u.s. is aaa credit rating and then it of course did now that was met with much fanfare in the beginning but then not many direct consequences the dollar has strengthened against other currencies the u.s. has borrowed at record low rates since and maybe this whole fiscal cliff saga will play out in the exact same way and if another ratings agency in this case which downgrades the u.s. so what won't matter and with events that actually do cha
quality of life is on the up and up stateside we'll talk about some other economic options and the opec of maple syrup has been robbed millions of dollars worth of the hot commodity has been stolen from canada's maple syrup cartel yes cartel i said maple syrup cartel and those are not my words that's according to the new york times we'll talk about it in loose change let's get to today's capital account. in the u.s. as we watch this fiscal cliff charade it honestly sounds just so much like what...
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on the nasdaq around six tenths of a percent or was a big news event yesterday because we have the opec ministers meeting their counter over forty percent of the world's production of oil they are going to leave the ceiling the quota for production unchanged at the my which was expected you can see they are indeed climbing that's helping out the bosses here in russia all right that the markets without care i'll be back in about fifteen minutes the latest update. well now we're coming up in this a few minutes on a special report on those who turned bounty hunting into the gold rush but first the headlines. culture is that so much given to each musician on the mark when violence in syria is now officially called a civil war this is probably cold comfort for the syrian people as western powers decide the fate. of. comfort is the least you have. your money is the last you need if you travel this way. language is common. you see. the. emotions are intense. i'd experienced priceless. if you're followed up on my death snow what are the. names are sort of a trail back and if i can codified long
on the nasdaq around six tenths of a percent or was a big news event yesterday because we have the opec ministers meeting their counter over forty percent of the world's production of oil they are going to leave the ceiling the quota for production unchanged at the my which was expected you can see they are indeed climbing that's helping out the bosses here in russia all right that the markets without care i'll be back in about fifteen minutes the latest update. well now we're coming up in this...
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it's like opec what is opec well it's the oil producing countries when the fed then has the ability to issue money and to affect interest rates that interest rates all of these things and yet when i've suggested or when people have suggested that it is acting to support the banks that i've argued with people about that some people would be calling you know conspiratorial for suggesting that it's not obviously the fed's official mandate though how do we know that and and how does that work exactly did you know lloyd blankfein pick up the phone and tell bernanke you did jump and he says how high. well bernanke doesn't really set the policies remember he's working for the banks isn't me is the chairman of the federal reserve and the federal reserve is a cartel back over that track again and so bernanke he doesn't really determine these policies before he announces something he's on the phone talking to his employers the banks say and how do you may know that is for the banks of the banks and so forth just follow the money that's the old adage isn't that if you want to know what's going
it's like opec what is opec well it's the oil producing countries when the fed then has the ability to issue money and to affect interest rates that interest rates all of these things and yet when i've suggested or when people have suggested that it is acting to support the banks that i've argued with people about that some people would be calling you know conspiratorial for suggesting that it's not obviously the fed's official mandate though how do we know that and and how does that work...